Torr Vale Tap in High Peak

We just came across this place when we were exploring Torrs Riverside park and Millennium walkway. Lovely ambience, Friendly vibe and Generous portion of Fabulous tasting food. Loved it and we will visit again soon when in the area.

Dreadful overpriced food, small portions, barely cooked and incredibly slow service. Drinks were fine but avoid the food . Service was so slow groups of people left. Such a shame as the location is fabulous

Very disappointing and overpriced. Dismal cheese sandwiches on unbuttered Warburtons with what looked like a Kraft cheese slice. Slow service too

Really beautiful place. Really great service from the guy working the evening we went (Matt) very helpful with recommendations about the local area etc.

Stopped by for lunch with our dogs whilst out on a hike over Easter weekend, it was very busy but service was still in good time considering how rushed off their feet the staff were. Food was nice and very cheap!

Very poor service. Firstly, they forgot to serve one of our coffees, then we had to wait over 40 mins for soups ( when other customers who had arrived later had theirs served before us). Others in our party had the veggie roast - portions were very small - and one had a hair on the plate. Admittedly, the bar was busy being Easter lunch. The soup was nice when it arrived.

Under new management, with a well stocked bar serving a good selection of beers, with ciders, cakes and excellent coffee too.

love this place. It's still quite newly opened but there's already so much to like. the industrial heritage building and warm but understated decor are excellent. there's a great selection of beers and wines, and i love that you can have coffee and cake instead of alcohol. the staff are very friendly and helpful. The outdoor seating area is perfect if the weather's ok - with fabulous views, and the option to get a delicious cheese box from the wonderful cheese shop next door. After just a couple of visits it's a firm favourite. Go!!!!

This bar is a find. It has become one of my favourite bars in the are. First it is in a fantastic location. It is right above the river/bridge. There are picnic tables outside when during the day/fine evenings you can sit and enjoy a drink with a great view. Inside the bar area is bright and clean and many of the windows give a view, too. It is built inside an old mill and so is a cool old building. I really like the old pubs -that are common in this region -- the ones with the olde oak beams and low ceilings . But this has a different architecture and a bit of a different feel to it which is nice - and makes for a nice change. The staff are fantastic -- warm and very friendly. They are a big plus to making the place welcoming -- even on a rainy Sunday night when there aren't many other customers around ! The beers are mostly local beers from the same town (hats off to the local brewers btw) and there is a choice of 5 or so on tap, plus wines/coffee. As of the time of writing it is still in the early stages of opening up.. past the 'soft' opening stage but still early days. A food service is coming to the bar soon. Right now there isn't hot food. During the day you can order a cheese basket from the deli directly across from the bar. ( the cheese btw is excellent ... as is the cheese shop itself.. .tho; the basket could use a few more crackers ) It really is a very nice place in a great spot in a cool old building and has a nice vibe to it. It's very definitely _not_ a chain pub. We've now been 2 or 3 times and liked it very much every time. We will be going back...

Amazing place reasonable prices and friendly staff! Great service. We came here after a walk along the millennium bridge and had the gorgeous brownies! Yum!

while this place has just opened, it has carried on from where The Shrub Club has left off. Very expensive and no cask ales. No atmosphere.